Intentional Harm and Subsequent Liability for Injuries
Mr. Yai struck Mr. To, who fled the scene. As a result, Mr. Yai was not struck in return. However, Mr. Ta causing Mr. Lek to collide and fall, resulting in Mr. Lek fracturing three teeth, constitutes a violation. Will Mr. Nan be liable for any offenses?
Answer: Mr. Yai intended to act against Mr. To, but the harm resulted to Mr. Lek was an unintended consequence. Therefore, Mr. Yai acted intentionally. The person who suffered the harm pursuant to Section 60 is Mr. Lek. Mr. Yai is liable for causing injury to Mr. Lek intentionally, pursuant to Section 60, 295.